Boyd v. Kilmer

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Frazer,

Andrew S. Boyd died June 20, 1911, intestate, leaving to survive him two daughters, the plaintiffs, who were his sole heirs. He left no property of any description, having, on May 25, 1911, less than a month previous to his death, conveyed to Albert K. Kilmer, defendant, his entire property consisting of a farm of 50 acres worth about $4,500, and personal property of little value, in consideration of the sum of $265 “and other good and lawful considerations.” At the time of executing the deed, an agreement was entered into between Boyd and Kilmer wherein it was…